Name of the function: Get-LargestFile
The Input parameters are ServerName and Drive.
Function call
PS:\>Get-LargestFile -server HQDB001-drive e
In this case HQDB001[ServerName] and E[Drive]
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Code:-
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Function Get-LargestFile
{
Param([String]$server,[char]$drive)
Get-ChildItem \\$server\$drive$ -recurse -force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Select-object Name,DirectoryName, @{Label=’Size’;Expression={($_.Length/1GB).ToString(‘F04′)}} | Sort Size -descending | select -First 10
}
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Thank you very much for this function. I have found that the (‘F04′) needs to be entered as (‘F04’) for this function to work properly.
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Somehow my identified correction has gotten transposed from single quotes to what you see in my original post . The F04 should be single quoted.
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